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Everstand is seeking a Unit Supervisor to provide leadership that embodies our values and to maintain a Trauma Responsive Environment through coaching Youth Care Professionals.
You will serve on the Interdisciplinary Care Team, ensure safe medication procedures, and support daily programming for high‑acuity youth as part of a full‑time role with robust benefits.
The Unit Supervisor provides leadership that embodies Everstand core values and works to maintain a Trauma Responsive Environment. The Unit Supervisor is versed in Everstand’s Theory of Change and implements Everstand policies and procedures to support a safe and nurturing treatment environment. The Unit Supervisor effectively works as a leader on the interdisciplinary team and provides coaching and support to Youth Care Professionals.
At Everstand, we believe every young person deserves safety, support, meaningful relationships, and the opportunity to thrive. We are an independent, not-for-profit organization serving more than 1,000 children annually across 12 locations in DC, MD, PA, and WV. You’ll join a team of approximately 500 professionals committed to strengthening youth, families, and communities.
Provide direct supervision to youth care staff.
This is a full-time position. Days and hours of work are dependent on the operational need and confirmed by the program supervisor. Each supervisor is expected to work 2 later evening shifts per week and 2 partial weekend days per month. This position is eligible for flex schedule, per Everstand Policy and Procedures. This position is essential for inclement weather events
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$50,382 - $57,127 USD
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